Purcell ruling shifts odds in Arkansas House race
Blytheville Arkansas AP reports a last minute opinion by Democrat Atty Gen Joe Purcell raises the odds a Democrat will win the Arkansas House seat left vacant by the death of Rep Autry of Burdette. With two Democrats and one Republican in the race, a joint primary plan risks splitting the Democratic vote and aiding the Republican.
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Autry Beats Fling Deadline in 18th District Fight
Wunderlich said Moore was not reached until hours later and did not file before midnight. The race centers on one of four seats in Mississippi County's 18th District where Mrs. Autry was seen as likely Democratic candidate.
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Faubus Sees Ability to Fix Arkansas Finances
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus claimed he could straighten the state's finances. Governor Winthrop Rockefeller backed the claim, criticizing the prior administration for creating the financial bind and noting updated facts now available after the budget session. Rockefeller spoke during a weekend trip to New York for the Christmas retreat.
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Supreme Court approves safeguards against wiretapping
The Supreme Court, in a 7-1 ruling, set limits on government eavesdropping and held that electronic surveillance can violate the Fourth Amendment unless conducted in a narrowly approved manner. The decision overturned Charles Katz’s conviction based on taped conversations from public phone booths. The ruling emphasizes privacy as a general right akin to property and life, extending protection to unrevealed private information.
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High Court
Charles Katz
Los Angeles
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Hope Arkansas Bets Case Leads to Conviction
In February 1968 HOPE Arkansas resident Brvdyy used phone bets information to contact Boston. Agents arrested him and Kat was later convicted of interstate transmission of bets and wages.
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Costs of Disorders War Loom Large in U S
Washington AP Brooke member of the Presidents Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders says Congress must spend heavily to relieve riot torn slums likening the effort to the Vietnam war with costs 2.5 billion a month and more Harris warns riots could recur next summer if conditions aren t changed. The commission will propose spending in its February final report and hopes Congress acts in its second session starting January 14 despite inflation fears.
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Edward W. Brooke
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Arkansas Weather Forecast Brief Monday Update
Off printed weather report notes hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 59 and a low of 40 and a trace of precipitation. Sunday rainfall recorded at 0.54 inches. Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of showers mainly west half late Tuesday. Little temperature change tonight with warmer Tuesday. Low tonight 34 to 44.
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Arkansas
Weather and Raids Across North Vietnam Report
Weather elsewhere reports heavy raids on key North Vietnamese targets after a lull. North Vietnam appears to have more MiGs now, with increased interceptors compared to earlier days when only a few engaged American formations.
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Comunists
North Vietnam
Personal Income Jump Amid Wage Rise in November
Washington AP reports November personal income rose at an annual rate by 4.8 billion to 641.7 billion, the fastest gain since September 1965, led by a 5.4 billion rise in wages and salaries. Only 2 billion stemmed from ending strikes. continued expansion drove payroll gains. In New York, Jim Tattimore staged a street protest to urge Mayor Lindsay for more public housing, and was removed by guards.
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Adv Vance
Department
New York
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John V. Lindsay
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Riverside Democratic Club
Britain’s bid to join Common Market stalls in Brussels
In Brussels Britain seeks talks on membership but France may veto again. Five of six member states push negotiations with Britain Ireland Norway and Denmark while France blocks. Jean Rey signals possible package deal within months to open talks without clear membership path.
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Associated Press
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Keystone Lodge Meeting Notice for December 19
Keystone Lodge No. 43 will meet Tuesday December 19 at the regular time. Members are urged to be present and on time.
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